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ASECS Women's Caucus retweeted
Call for papers! Submit your proposal for a special issue of Women’s Writing: Women Writers and Translation. The deadline for abstracts is 15 September 2024. For more details: bit.ly/4cxgmIR
ASECS Women's Caucus retweeted
CFPP for a panel I'm co-chairing with Linda Zionkowski at the 2025 online American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies Conference. Deadline September 20, 2024. "Burneys and Dis/ability" (sponsored by Burney Society North America) [ID 16].
ASECS Women's Caucus retweeted
Join Curator Emma Yandle for the premier tour of our brand new exhibition, Mary Robinson: Actress. Mistress. Writer. Radical on Saturday 14th September!
You can purchase tickets here
chawton-house.arttickets.org…
📢 The WC Catharine Macaulay Prize for the best graduate student paper on a feminist or gender studies subject at ASECS or any of the regional meetings this year.
Deadline: September 15, 2024
More info and submit here:
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
ASECS Women's Caucus retweeted
We are delighted to have @jasnaorg International Visitor Dr Lesley Peterson with us over the next month. Lesley will be working on a transcription of an unpublished 58-page manuscript, “Goldsmith – A Melo Drama in Two Acts”, attributed to Fanny Holcroft (1780–1844).
ASECS Women's Caucus retweeted
The submissions portal for #BSECS2025 is OPEN! You now have until the 30 October to submit your proposals on 'Bodies and Embodiment'. We can't wait to read them!
54th Annual Conference, Pembroke College, Oxford, 8-10 January 2025
#18thC #twitterstorians
You might have just recovered from #BSECS2024, but we've been thinking about #BSECS2025 for a while!
This year's theme is 'Bodies and Embodiment', Pembroke College, Oxford, 8-10 January 2025. Proposals accepted from 1 July
#18thC #twitterstorians
bsecs.org.uk/conferences/ann…
ASECS Women's Caucus retweeted
I’m doing this virtual talk about #MeTooInTheGeorgianCourt for Canadian public history charity @HistSymposium in October. If you’d like to hear the latest on Mary Hamilton & George IV, for free and from the comfort of your own home, do sign up!
Our October livestream!
@SMCoulombeau
For more information and access to FREE tickets, click the link!
(Please note the time zone is Eastern Time)
eventbrite.ca/e/sophie-coulo…
ASECS Women's Caucus retweeted
📢 CFP alert📢 Hybridity and Women’s Writing in Eighteenth-century Britain! Check out the blog post below to find out more 👇
bars.ac.uk/blog/?p=5209
ASECS Women's Caucus retweeted
Later today, check out the ASECS 2025 website:
asecs.org/meetings/asecs-202…
Call for proposals ... #18thCentury
A virtual conference in 2025! Over two weekends.
ASECS Women's Caucus retweeted
📢 JOB ALERT📢 Teaching Fellow in English Literature @unibirmingham
bars.ac.uk/blog/?p=5332
ASECS Women's Caucus retweeted
📢New publication!
Learn how 18c women travelled with the imagination through reading and writing.
"El mundo en una biblioteca o cómo apropiarse de los libros con la pluma en la mano. Joana de Vigo i Squella, lectora ilustrada".
@RECIRC_ @Adesvergonzadas
revistaseug.ugr.es/index.php…
Renew your ASECS membership now for last year’s rate!
Renew by June 30, 2024 and get your @asecsoffice 2024-2025 membership at 2023-2024 rates! asecs.org/membership/join/
ASECS Women's Caucus retweeted
Renew by June 30, 2024 and get your @asecsoffice 2024-2025 membership at 2023-2024 rates! asecs.org/membership/join/
ASECS Women's Caucus retweeted
Anyone have a good example of criticism (literary or, eg, philosophy that takes up literature) that speculates about what a fictional character might have done differently? (The thing we often ask students not to do.)
ASECS Women's Caucus retweeted
Yoooooooooo, just published my first book since 2012! READING WITH THE BURNEYS: PATRONAGE, PARATEXT, AND PERFORMANCE is out now with @CUP_LitPerform. It’s a piece of painstaking archival detective work spanning 11yrs, & I’m so happy to see it in the world! cambridge.org/core/elements/…
Don’t miss your chance to read new Cambridge Element Reading with the Burneys by @smcoulombeau Free access available until 17 June.
cup.org/3yVbcrG
#cambridgeelements #literature
ASECS Women's Caucus retweeted
Article titles can be hard.
A narrative title is always a good choice: long titles lead the reader into the essay.
Search algorithms will not find a pithy or punny title, but compelling key-words/phrases will get attention.
Tip: glean parts of the title from your abstract. #AcWri
ASECS Women's Caucus retweeted
I'm delighted to announce the OA publication of my (first!) article, 'Absent parents, sick children, and epistolary relationships in England, c.1640-c.1750' in The History of the Family journal online (@hisfam_journal):
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
ASECS Women's Caucus retweeted
Spread the word!
New application schedule for Lewis Walpole Library Fellowships & Travel Grants
Applications for the 2025-26 Fellowship year will now be accepted beginning 1 JUNE & the application deadline is 1 NOVEMBER
info: walpole.library.yale.edu/fel…
apply: apply.interfolio.com/142501
ALT 4 pairs of people speaking to each other face to face.
ASECS Women's Caucus retweeted
A special private view of the #AphraBehn exhibition coming to Canterbury this summer is just one of the extra treats that await our conference guests. Not applied for your conference pass yet? Don’t dawdle. bit.ly/4bnx51w
ASECS Women's Caucus retweeted
Applications now open for our @BSECS-Northumbria Fellowship. £4000 available to support a visiting scholar researching the culture, history, and identity of the North East of England and the Scottish Borders in the #18thC. DEADLINE 31 May.
bsecs.org.uk/news-and-events…